The ultimate way to validate your data. All you need is add some info on tags with some simple description!

`go get github.com/sadnoodles/tagvalidate`

package main

import (
	"fmt"

	"github.com/sadnoodles/tagvalidate"
)

type Common struct {
	Id   int64  `zero:"true" max:"20" min:"7" neq:"11"` // Add tags here
	Uuid string `empty:"true" type:"uuid"` // Add tags here
}

func main() {
	c := new(Common)
	c.Id = 4         //Validate error. @Field:Id tag:min wanted:7, Got: 4
	c.Uuid = "ssasd" //Validate error. @Field:Uuid tag:type wanted:uuid, Got: "ssasd"
	err := tagvalidate.Check(c) // Check a instance of Common struct
	if err != nil {
		fmt.Println(err)
	}
}

Syntax: {option name}:"{option value}" [{option name2}:"{option value2}"...]

Type is a quick access to some frequency data type, most of then is validated by regx. Use type tag like this:

type LoginLog struct{
    User string `empty:"false" type:"email"`
    IP string `type:"ipv4"` 
}

For type, allow those values. To add extra value (if this type allowed extra value) use , after type name like: type:"date,2006-01-02":

* Those are not done yet.

To check if data is a LAN IP:

InnerIP string `type:"ip" regx:"^(127|192|172|10[\\D])"`

NOTE: dot(".") in tag will cause tag parse error. Also you should use two \\ to escape slash.

• Float field.
• Struct field.
• Map field.
• Array field.
• Child struct check.
• Set to default value when empty.